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Synergenix Dog City 2D




In the second decade of the last century, in the dark areas of the City of the Dogs, the great boss Don Schmuck rules over the buying and selling of the forbidden drink "Dog Soda". All the thugs work for Don Schmuck, on the roof tops, in the stinking sewers and on the construction site. Their job is to prevent any try to finally take over Dog City. For the young gangster Doggy the Dog, the way to the top is both hard and long...

There are 10 difficult levels for you to master. They take place on the Roof Tops, in the Sewers and finally at the Dangerous Construction area. You have to jump, crawl and climb and at the same time fight armed mobs of thugs!

Features

* J2ME version with massive hand set coverage
* mophun™ version with excellent performance
* 10 different levels and 3 different worlds
* Collect gold soda cans for points and extra life
* Face many different enemies; the plague rats, the firing rodents, the boxer dogs, and the armed bulldogs

Compatible Phones

Nokia 8910i, 3510i, 6230i, 6270, 3650, 3660, 6260, 6600, 6630, 6670, 7610, 7650, N-gage, N-Gage QD, 3100, 3200, 3220, 3300, 5100, 5140, 6020, 6100, 6220, 6230, 6610, 6610i, 6800, 6810, 6820, 6820a, 6822, 7200, 7210, 7250, 7250i, 7260, 7270 Motorola E1000, Razr V3, V300, V525, V550 (V545), V600, V635, V980 NEC 616 LG U8120, 5400 Sagem My V65, My C5-2, My V55, My V75, My X7 Samsung D500, E700, E710, E810, E820, P400, P510, X450 Sharp 902, GX10, GX20, GX25, GX30 Siemens C65, CX65, S65, M65, S55, M55, SL55, SL56, MC60 Sony Ericsson K300i, K500i, F500i, p900, P910i, s700, T610, T630, Z600, K600, K608i, K700, K750, W550i, V800, W800, z800, Z1010

Cloud Commander 3D





Cloud Commander is a 3D multiplayer flight shooter introducing thrilling dogfights in the clouds and fast canyon shoot-outs. The player has to seek and destroy hostile air units or escort his own planes through enemy territories. He can choose between different planes to complete the missions. In multiplayer mode he can challenge other players in canyon races and compete for the best rank.
©2005 Fishlabs

Supported Mobile Phone :

Sony Ericsson J210, J300, K300, F500, K500, K500, K506, K508, K600, K608, K700, K700, D750, K750, S700, S710, V600, V800, V802, W550, W600, W800, W900, Z500, Z520, Z800
Coming soon:
Samsung A880, A900, A920, A940, A960, D500, D600, Z300, Z500, ZM60, ZV10, ZV30
Nokia 6111, 6230i, 6255i, 8800, N70, N90
Motorola E680, A780, i605, i730, i860
Sharp 703, 902, 903, SX813
Sanyo MM5400, MM7400, MM8300, S750
Toshiba V903T, TS921, 803
Siemens SXG75
LG 535

Gloumobile Codename KND Minigames



Calling all kids! Gramma Stuffum has hatched a horrible plan to turn Numbuh Three's teddy bears into an army of mechanical monsters! It's up to the Kids Next Door to foil this fiendish plot.

Numbah 1 Minigame: Stop the evil robot toy bears from getting past you.
Numbah 2 Minigame: Blast the evil robot toy bears by typing into your keypad the number codes shown on each bear.
Numbah 3 Minigame: Help Numbuh Three keep the tree clear of the evil robot toy bears.
Numbah 4 Minigame: The heads of the evil robot toy bears are coming at Numbuh Four from the left, right and above.

Play the games in any order you like, either against the clock or to get the highest score - just don't let the teddies win!
features

* Play as all five of the Kids Next Door in any order you like
* 5 exciting and different minigames to choose from
* Simple, fun, pick-up-and-play games for all ages
* Play the game against the clock in Time Trial Mode, or see how long you can last in Survival Mode

KIDS NEXT DOOR and all related characters and elements are trademarks of Cartoon Network. Cartoon Network and the Cartoon Network logo are trademarks of Time Warner. © 2006 Glu Mobile Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

Gloumobile Codename KND Minigames is compatible with the following phone models:

Motorola: T720, T720i, T722, T722i, V3, V300, V500, V600
Nokia: 3100, 3200, 3300, 3410, 3510i, 3650, 5100, 6100, 6108, 6200, 6220, 6230, 6600, 6610, 6800, 6810, 6820, 7200, 7210, 7250, 7250i, 7650, 8910i
Samsung: SGH-C100, SGH-C200, SGH-S100, SGH-S300, SGH-X100, SGH-X120, SGH-X400, SGH-X600
Sharp: GX-10
Siemens: C60, M55, S55, SL55, SX1
Sony Ericsson: T610, T630, Z600

Digiment Marv The Miner



Guide Marv through the dark mines in his search for jewels and diamonds.

Make sure to cover all the platforms. The game contains 32 challenging levels and many cool features such as teleports, elevators, suckers, crunchers, slides and more.

Can you mine each level before the enemies get to you?

Compatibility

Motorola: T720, T720i, T722, T722i, V3, V300, V500, V600
Nokia: 3100, 3200, 3300, 3410, 3510i, 3650, 5100, 6100, 6108, 6200, 6220, 6230, 6600, 6610, 6800, 6810, 6820, 7200, 7210, 7250, 7250i, 7650, 8910i
Samsung: SGH-C100, SGH-C200, SGH-S100, SGH-S300, SGH-X100, SGH-X120, SGH-X400, SGH-X600
Sharp: GX-10
Siemens: C60, M55, S55, SL55, SX1
SonyEricsson: T610, T630, Z600

Not the fly_SubMarine3D



The year is 1939. You are a helmsman on a German U-boat. And the battle on the sea has begun. Experience the unique feeling of manoeuvring a U-boat, through the rough waters of the North Sea, during attacks on Allies ships.

Outstanding missions will test your skills and get you higher up in rank. 3D modeling, day/night environment and engaging audio represent submarine warfare.

© 2005 NotTheFly Mobile Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.

Clusterball 3D



Clusterball is a high octane futuristic sport set in the far utopian future. Players are put in the helm of sleek hi-tech flying machines that are capable of traversing large amounts of space in a matter of few seconds. For those who are conscious of the world around them then they would understand when I call Clusterball as a sort of hi-tech version of a free for all quiditch from Harry Potter. That’s right, in this utopian future, you get to pick up specially designed balls from tracks built in an arena and sort of shoot those balls into goals designated in the air.

Clusterball is actually a port from a PC game. The graphics of this port is actually quite pretty and while not as powerful and gorgeous as the PC version, it comes of as a very familiar duplicate. The level designs are almost taken straight from the PC and are easily recognizable if you’ve played the PC version. Despite the lower resolution and polygon count, everything is still pretty and way ahead in comparison with other 3d mobile games. The crafts you fly all look sleek with their aerodynamic frames and just glitter in their colors. While there may only be 1 craft design, the developers still managed to provide cool color schemes to choose from. All in all, l graphically this game is a treat for and can give any 3D mobile game a run for its money.

And just like the PC version, the gameplay hasn't change much. You still compete in a free for all competition in very recognizable areas such as huge desert wastelands dotted with Egyptian relics to wide grasslands covered by trees and the occasional large body of water as well as the famous Stone Henge. You still try to pick up balls by lining up your craft through the tracks in the ground and then taking them up to sort of shoot the huge hoop-like-structure floating in the sky. At the same time this is happening, your rivals are trying to do the same thing but when they’re not trying to go for a goal they’ll be trying to shoot you and each other down trying to steal the ball you’ve already loaded and lined behind your craft or sometimes a little of both. Its not an uncommon sight to actually see a craft pick up a ball from the ground, shoot a rival on the way up and steal that rival’s ball and head on to the goal for a score while trying to avoid being shoot down. Controls of the game on the other hand will take some time getting used to. On my first play thru the enemy A.I. was creaming me ruthlessly as I tried to orient myself to the game mechanics. The score was around 10 for me and the rest of them in the high 90s or 100s and that’s just a few minutes into the game. And when I say ruthless creaming by the A.I.s I really mean ruthless creaming as the A.I.s kept on picking on me even though the score was roughly already skewed and I was at the bottom of the heap. Even on the easy mode the computer controlled ships still manage to leave me in the dust. While the learning curve is very steep, once you get the hand of it the A.I.s starts getting a bit more boring as there are a lot of tricks that you’ll soon pick up that translates your robotic competition from ruthless creamers to just plain annoying pests. Pilots just have to find out that acceleration is not everything as every now and then you’ll find the need for sudden deceleration or you might crash into one of those pretty landscapes. You’ll soon want to move up against human players as the fun wouldn’t be the same anymore.

Controls, as I’ve said, are a bit hard to get used to as you have 3 different states of acceleration (using the 1,2 and 3 numpads) as well as another 3 different states of deceleration (7, 8 and 9 numpads). You still maneuver your ship with the left and right d-pad and you’re able to change the camera view from first person to the third person view.

Clusterball is one of those type of games that you pick up for a quick shoot out with the gang (assuming you can get everyone to buy a copy of the game and all have the same sort of phone to play the game) and is clearly fun. However, this is detracted by its steep learning curve and the fact that to play with your friends, everyone has to have a copy of the game and a phone capable of playing the game – kind of a lot of hard work for something you’ll just want for a quick fun isn’t it? However, if you manage to get past all those barriers, Clusterball Mobile while not really providing the same adrenaline rush as its PC counterpart still manages to make itself an entertaining game.

Playman Beach Volley - 2 players



Playman Beach Volley is the latest game in the hugely popular Playman sports series. After shooting, swimming, classic athletic events and even rock climbing, Playman is about to learn that life is a beach! For the first time ever, players take control of a team of two Playmen and must bump, set and spike their way to victory to become kings of the beach. Playman Beach Volley has been designed specifically for mobile phones. Its control system is incredibly simple and, with only a few keys, players can access a wide range of offensive and defensive moves. This makes the game very easy to pick up and play for even the newest user, but provides an incredible enhancement to the challenge, ensuring that players will still be enjoying the game for many months to come. The 2004 Olympics proved that Beach Volleyball is becoming more popular than ever. With Playman Beach Volley, all of the excitement, strategy and fun of the real game comes to mobile. Simple to play yet hard to master, Playman Beach Volley will redefine sports games for mobile phones.